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Threading Is The New Global De-Duplication
04 September 2015
McGuireWoods LLP
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A long time ago in the e-discovery world, sometime pre-2006, the
generally accepted practice was to de-duplicate documents within
each custodian's files. For example, if Custodian A had two
copies of the same document in his files and Custodian B had one
copy of that same document, parties would produce only one of the
copies from Custodian A's files but still produce the copy from
Custodian B's files.
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